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South Africa’s state-owned power utility will ramp up blackouts from Sunday after breakdowns and delays in repairs at power stations add to capacity constraints.

Argentina will unveil a set of emergency measures in a bid to stem additional currency losses, including a large increase to its key interest rate, as inflation spirals out of control in the run up to presidential elections, according to officials at the Economy Ministry and the central bank.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz made a personal pledge to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that Germany will continue to support the government in Kyiv with military and other assistance for as long as needed.

Tiger Global Management is seeking to offload hundreds of millions of dollars worth of private companies into the secondary market, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The fear-driven selloff that’s cut the stock-market values of some banks in half may look like a perfect chance to buy the dips. If only they’d stop falling.

A frog-themed digital token that’s only been around for a month may be signaling pain ahead for Bitcoin bulls.

President Joe Biden pleaded for Congress to do more to curb gun violence as a wave of mass shootings across the US shows no sign of abating.

Republicans seeking to keep Donald Trump from becoming their party’s nominee will have to overcome rules even more favorable to the former president than the ones that helped him clinch the 2016 nomination.

As if a shrinking audience of traditional viewers and advertisers pulling back in a wobbly economy weren’t enough, TV networks will have to confront picket lines of striking writers this week as they present their fall lineups to media buyers.